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Local Priorities

1. Llangyndeyrn –  anti-social behaviour in Pontyates park  
2. Kidwelly – speeding motorists in Ferry Road  
3. Trimsaran –anti-social behaviour at the leisure centre

What We Have Done

• Kidwelly: Anti-social behaviour involving vehicles in Parc Stephens
  High-visibility patrols, house-to-house enquiries, stop-check of vehicles, drivers advised about their behaviour.
• Trimsaran: Off-road bikes near the leisure centre
  High-visibility patrols, house-to-house enquiries, leading to a reduction in calls received.
• Llangyndeyrn: Speeding and off-road bikes in Four Roads
  Parking issues in Bryn Deri.  Mini-motors in Maes Y Wern, Carway
  Working with Carmarthenshire County Council’s Highway Department, drawing up proposals to combat speeding in the area.

News

• Meet the Beat in Burry Port 11/06/10

Area

The area covered by the team includes Kidwelly, Trimsaran, Pontyates, Carway, Meinciau, Pontantwn, Llangyndeyrn, Cloigyn and Banc y Capel

Who's Who

Inspector James Davies

Collar Number: -

Inspector James Davies has over twenty years police service, most recently within Carmarthenshire at Llanelli and Carmarthen and as neighbourhood policing inspector covering the Towy-Gwendraeth area, he is also a trained police public order commander. He has previously worked in the control room at Police Headquarters in Llangunnor, and has also served in Powys and with the Metropolitan Police in London, where he worked for the first 8 years of his police career, working primarily in the West and South London areas.

Sergeant Ian Francis

Collar Number: 1040

Sergeant Ian Francis transferred to Dyfed-Powys Police in May 2001 from the Metropolitan Police. He joined there in 1987 at Woolwich in South East London and was promoted as a Sergeant to Southwark Borough in 1998. He has worked in Carmarthen, Llwynhendy, Ammanford and the Performance Management Unit before being posted to Burry Port in April 2007. He previously worked in a concrete factory in Pembrey and lived in the lower Gwendraeth Valley, going to school in Llanelli.

PC Garry Cutler

Collar Number: 1093

PC Garry Cutler has been stationed at Kidwelly for five years, previously working at Carmarthen Town. He joined the neighbourhood policing team in December 2008, and is currently a member of the police Public Support Unit, which operates in public order assignments.

PCSO Liz Kempster

Collar Number: 8093

PCSO Liz Kempster joined the Kidwelly team in 2010. Prior to this she spent 4 years working in the Control Room in Carmarthen Headquarters.  She started in the Communication Centre as a Call Handler, later becoming an Incident Handler.  

Contact the Team

How You Can Take Action

Attend neighbourhood policing meetings, report crime and anti-social behaviour, join in community activities and Neighbourhood Watch, and visit your local council for information on community safety schemes in your area.

Crime Maps

For crime statistics for your local area, please see the Dyfed-Powys crime maps website